


A Gross Lack of Communication

by EclecticMuse



Category: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV)
Genre: AU, Alternate Universe, Explicit Sexual Content, F/M, Fitz POV, Fluff, Fluff and Angst, Fluff and Smut, Gen, Light Angst, Multi, PWP, Plot What Plot, Plot With Porn?, Smut, Some Humor, humor and angst and smut and fluff, really this is like a smorgasboard of categories, something for everyone! (hopefully)
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2015-06-30
Updated: 2015-06-30
Packaged: 2018-04-06 23:49:57
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,047
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/4241343
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/EclecticMuse/pseuds/EclecticMuse
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Fitz thinks Jemma hates him. Jemma thinks Fitz hates her. Sometimes, all it takes is a little alcohol and one case of apartment exile to get one's wires uncrossed.</p>
            </blockquote>





	A Gross Lack of Communication

**Author's Note:**

  * For [ohfiitz](https://archiveofourown.org/users/ohfiitz/gifts).



> Written for ohfiitz on Tumblr for the Fitzsimmons Network's More Than That / Less Than 5k Exchange, whose prompt was "we were both playing wingman for our friends who have now decided to go home together, and after five minutes of conversation we fucking hate each other, let’s bang it out AU". Fortunately they gave me a little leeway for interpretation of the prompt, and this is the result! I had a blast writing it and I hope you like it. I finally managed to write a short story!
> 
> A big massive thanks goes out to SuburbanSun, who convinced me to sign up for the exchange, then served as a wonderful cheerleader and beta!
> 
> I will be smug about my final word count (5k even according to Google Docs) for the rest of my life.

Most of the time, Leo Fitz had absolutely no problem acting as a wingman for his friends whenever they asked him to. As a young twentysomething with several single friends, it happened quite a lot. It meant he got to go out to the bar on Friday or Saturday nights and actually socialize--something that he would probably forget to do on his own. He much preferred spending time in the lab at work, but logically realized he couldn’t do it _all_ the time. Being a wingman meant he was able to hang out with his friends, with the additional bonus of having no pressure placed upon him to chat anyone up. If he ever _did_ try talking to a woman, it nearly always ended up in failure because, as Trip so often liked to cheerfully remind him, he had absolutely no game whatsoever. So his duties as wingman consisted of showing up, enjoying several drinks, and generally playing up the favorable attributes of whichever friend he was out with. It was simple. Easy.

Tonight, however, was the first night he seriously regretted agreeing to be a wingman.

Because Trip was currently leaving the bar with a woman who was interested enough to go home with him--Skye, that was her name--and leaving him alone with her own wingman, who just so happened to be _Jemma bloody Simmons._

There had to be a rule against this, Fitz thought. There _had_ to be. How could the world be this unfair? Perhaps he had done something terrible in a previous life and this was his karmic justice being served. Whatever the reason, he wanted to put his head down on the bartop and hit it. Repeatedly.

She was focused on her drink at the moment, some fruity thing with three different kinds of liquor in it, stirring it with the tiny black straw the bartender had given her, and very studiously not looking at him. Which was fine. He could handle that. The less she looked at him, the less likely it was that he would muck up basic social conventions where she could see. Because that was what happened whenever he was around Jemma Simmons: his brain shut down, his bodily autonomy failed him, and he turned into a complete human disaster.

It was probably all due to how they’d met in the first place. It was almost two years ago now that he’d been on his way out of the break room at work, clutching a full mug of freshly-brewed tea in his hand. Technically it was against company policy to bring food or drink into the lab, but he was exhausted and running on fumes from overworking himself, and needed his Earl Grey to keep him going. So he’d gone through the break room door at a brisk pace, hoping to make it back to his lab without being seen, and promptly plowed straight into a woman who was on her way in.

They’d both shrieked--him in surprise and her in surprise _and_ pain, because the collision had upset his mug of tea, causing him to spill the hot liquid all down her front. He’d immediately started apologizing, his hands reaching out in an attempt to help while the woman pawed ineffectually at her sodden blouse. Then she looked up at him, her face twisting into a grimace, and Fitz found himself gazing into the eyes of the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen in his life.

So, naturally, he followed his first instinct. He ran.

“Shite,” he’d muttered, after gaping at her for a long, suspended moment, then pushed past her and fled back to his lab as quickly as he could. He’d spent the rest of the day stuck in a permanent cringe, unable to shake the memory of the woman’s beautiful brown eyes staring at him, of her caramel hair falling in soft curls over her shoulder, of the fullness of her pink lips. And he’d ran like a bloody idiot, leaving her alone with a mess that _he’d_ created. He’d wanted to go back and apologize, but by the time he mustered up the courage, she was long gone from the break room. He didn’t know how to find her, either; she was unfamiliar, possibly a new hire, and he wasn’t about to go sticking his head into every office and lab looking for her. Not after _that._

It was just his luck, though, that he’d seen her again the very next day when Bobbi brought her by the lab to introduce her. Her name was Jemma Simmons, and she was a biochemist assigned to the lab one floor down from him. She’d been hired specifically to coordinate with the engineering lab on several of SciTech’s ongoing projects, and Bobbi would have brought her by the day before, but Jemma had left early due to an accident in the break room.

Fitz had winced and looked down, unable to meet Jemma’s eyes. She herself had winced when she’d followed Bobbi in and seen him at his bench.

It was only a sign of things to come. Work turned into Fitz’s personal version of purgatory; ever since then, he spent at least 50% of his time working directly with Jemma, and every moment of it was excruciating. She always gave him a wide berth (not that he blamed her) and seemed to have very little patience for all the stammering and hesitating he did around her. For his part, he tried to talk to her as little as possible--he’d already proven himself to be an idiot and he didn’t want to further the notion--and kept his eyes focused on whatever task they had before them. If he was doomed to be socially awkward around her, the least he could do was be competent at his job and not hold her back from hers. That, at least, he managed. Despite their lack of any real sort of relationship, they always finished their projects ahead of schedule and their evaluations were always glowing.

Maybe it would have been easier if Jemma were a rotten person and impossible to get along with, but that wasn’t the case. She was always friendly and open with their colleagues, always excited and eager to show off their projects to anyone who stopped by the lab. Her intelligence and passion was evident even to him, and it only enhanced her beauty in his eyes. Jemma Simmons wasn’t just beautiful physically; she was stunning inside _and_ out. She was everything he’d ever wanted in a friend, or a girlfriend, and he thought that maybe they would have gotten on well together, if he hadn’t gone and made a total berk of himself that first day. As a result, it was only with him that Jemma was quiet and distant.

She was beautiful and intelligent and kind. But she hated him.

Which was precisely why his evening had taken a nosedive when Trip had introduced himself to a pretty brunette at the bar after exchanging glances with her for at least five minutes, and she had turned out to be Jemma’s best friend and roommate. Jemma’s eyes had widened upon seeing him standing next to Trip, and he’d immediately ducked his head and fixed his eyes on his feet. He’d barely looked up from his drinks or the bar all night, and knew he was being extremely lax in his duties as a wingman, but he felt paralyzed, too fearful of doing or saying something that would make him look even worse in Jemma’s eyes. Fortunately, Trip and Skye had hit it off instantly. Skye had even tried to draw him into their conversation, in which Jemma was happily participating; he could hear her voice mixing with theirs above the din of the bar. But he’d just smiled tightly and given the shortest answers possible to Skye’s questions.

Sneaking a glance to his left, he saw that Jemma had taken her phone out and was scrolling through it. She had insisted that she would be fine alone with Fitz before Skye and Trip left, but he’d heard the hesitation in her voice. Great. She didn’t trust him outside of work, either. Feeling a headache coming on, he pressed two fingers to the side of his nose and tried to think of a way to make sure she got home safely with as few words spoken as possible. Just then, his own phone buzzed. Sighing, he pulled it from his pocket and swiped his thumb across the screen.

_[Trip] I hate to do this, man, but any chance of you staying out for awhile?_  
_[Trip] Me and Skye are clicking a little too well, if you know what I mean_

Fitz swallowed a groan and fought the urge to drop his head down on the bar again. “Bloody hell,” he muttered.

Jemma looked up at him from her phone; evidently he’d spoken loud enough for her to hear him across the two empty barstools that Skye and Trip had recently vacated. “Is something wrong?” she asked.

Oh, no. He was _not_ telling her about this. “It’s, uh,” he said, waving a hand at her, “it’s nothing. It’s fine. I’m fine.” He squeezed his eyes shut and blew out an annoyed breath.

He heard the scratch of barstool legs on the floor and suddenly, Jemma was standing near him. “Are you sure?” she asked, and he opened his eyes. In his periphery, he saw her gesture at his phone. “Did something happen?”

He shrugged. “Uh--no. Not really. It’s--no.” _Bleeding Christ._ “I just, uh--can’t go back home for awhile.”

“Ah. I see.” The tone of her voice indicated she knew exactly why.

“But it’s fine,” he rushed to add. “Totally fine. I can just, uh--I mean--I’ll find something. To do. Or--whatever.” _STOP TALKING._

Jemma didn’t reply for a long moment. He kept his eyes focused on his phone, tapping out a quick affirmative to Trip before trying to decide exactly how long he wanted to stay at the bar before returning to their building to fall asleep in one of the chairs in the lobby. Eventually, he saw her edge just a little closer.

“You could come home with me,” she said.

It was enough to make him snap his head up to stare at her, mouth open in shock. There was absolutely no way he’d heard her correctly, because the last thing Jemma Simmons would _ever_ do was proposition him. But she was biting her bottom lip and looking at him like she wanted him to accept, but fully expected him to decline. When he didn’t say anything, just continued to stare at her, she straightened her back and lifted her chin slightly. “It’s only logical,” she said, and her voice had gone oddly high and squeaky. “Skye’s gone back to yours with Trip and they’ll be--occupied--for awhile, so you should stay with me.” She pasted on a falsely bright smile. “It will be like a roommate swap. Right?”

Right. Not a proposition, then. Fitz wasn’t sure if he was more relieved or disappointed. He shook his head, turning back to stare at the bar. “No, I shouldn’t. It’s…I’ll be fine. I can just kip in the lobby. I’ve done it before. But, um--thanks.” He frowned to himself.

“Fitz, please.” Jemma had taken on the voice she reserved for when she was especially exasperated with his attempts at conversation. “You’re not going to kip in some chair. It’s ridiculous. Just…come back with me and you can have the couch. You’ll thank yourself for it in the morning.”

 _Would I?_ He shook his head again. “Uh, no, I really can’t--”

“ _Fitz._ ”

He huffed out a loud breath. “Okay. Fine.” Then he swallowed. That had sounded a bit terse. “I mean…alright.”

Jemma quietly watched as he stood and shoved his phone in his pocket, then went to settle his tab. When he was done, he ducked his head before gesturing for her to lead the way out. He stayed silent as they walked out into the cool night air and Jemma hailed a cab; they both stayed silent for the entirety of the ride. Fitz fought the urge to nervously jiggle his leg, and Jemma kept her gaze firmly out the window. By the time the cab pulled to a stop outside her apartment building, Fitz wanted to scream the silence was so thick between them.

He followed Jemma inside and kept his head down as they rode the elevator to her floor. It was only once they were inside her apartment and she was locking the door behind them that he dared to lift his head a bit and look at his surroundings.

Her apartment was tastefully decorated, looking cozy and lived-in without being too kitschy, and was far neater than the apartment he shared with Trip. He watched as she shrugged off her coat and hung it on a hook by the door along with her purse, but snapped his eyes back down to the floor when she turned back around to face him.

“You’re fine with the couch, right?” Jemma asked, moving across the room toward a hallway. When he simply nodded in return, she paused. “Let me get some blankets and pillows for you, and then I’ll leave you to get settled.”

Fitz took a deep breath as soon as she was gone, shoving his hands in his jean pockets and feeling distinctly out of place. Despite it being Jemma who had extended the offer to him, he felt like he was making a gross invasion of her privacy, and it was setting him on edge.

She returned a moment later, her arms full with blankets and pillows, and when he made no move to take them from her, she set the pile down on the edge of the couch. “Right,” she said quietly, looking at it instead of him. “I’m just going to…ah, I’m going to go get ready for bed. I’ll show you where the bathroom is when I’m done and then I’ll just…I’ll let you get some sleep then.” She smiled tightly before disappearing down the hall again.

Fitz exhaled, briefly closing his eyes, then shook his head quickly. It was just one night. He could manage one night at Jemma’s apartment without destroying anything or completely offending her, couldn’t he? Unconvinced, he took his jacket off and laid it over the back of the armchair next to the couch. Then he toed off his shoes and socks and debated on where to put them for a moment before placing them on the floor next to the armchair. Finally, he took off his button-down, leaving him in just his undershirt and jeans, and set it over his jacket before emptying his pockets onto the coffee table. After a pause, he picked up the blankets and started arranging everything on the couch.

When Jemma finally reappeared, she was dressed in a thin tank and sleep shorts, her face scrubbed clean of makeup. Fitz couldn’t stop himself from staring for a moment, transfixed by the all of the pale, creamy skin on display, but caught himself when he realized that she was staring back, her cheeks blushing a faint pink. _Oh great_ , he thought. _She caught you staring and now she thinks you’re a pervert. Well done._ The unease he’d been feeling before came crashing back full strength, churning up the alcohol in his gut, and he looked away with a grimace.

“Um--this was a mistake,” he mumbled, desperate to run, just like he had that first day. “I, um--sorry, I should go--”

“Fitz!”

He stopped short, pinned in place by the sudden shrillness of her voice. When he looked back up, Jemma was still staring at him, anxiety written clear across her face. “Look,” she said, “I--I understand how awkward this must be for you, because of how you feel, but--maybe, just for tonight, you could put it aside? And be reasonable?”

 _Because of how I feel?_ “What?” he asked, thrown.

Jemma pursed her lips and looked down, her hands twisting into fists at her sides. “I know you don’t think much of me, but I thought that since we’re colleagues, maybe we could at least--”

“Wait,” Fitz interrupted, utterly confused. “I--no?”

Jemma looked up at him. “No what?”

“I don’t think of--I mean, I--I think a lot of you.”

She scoffed at that, shifting to hug her arms across her stomach. “Oh, come off it, Fitz. You _hate_ me. We’ve been working together for almost two years and I don’t think you’ve strung together more than three sentences at a time around me; you never look at me; you actively avoid me!”

Fitz felt like his entire perception of the world was starting to unravel. “What? No! I don’t hate you--Jemma, _you_ hate _me_.”

Jemma’s mouth dropped open. “What?”

 _Seriously?_ He took a step toward her. “You treat me like I’m a bomb ready to explode!”

She rolled her eyes and stepped forward as well, properly crossing her arms. “I do _not_ treat you like a--Fitz, I give you space because you’re so-- _jumpy_ around me!”

“Jumpy?!” Well, she might have a point there. He shook his head. “I’m jumpy _because_ you treat me like a bomb! You’re always staring at me like I’m going to blow the lab up at any second, and I’m always afraid I’m going to--I don’t know, _actually_ blow up the bloody lab and make you hate me even more!”

“Fitz,” Jemma cried, “I _don’t_ hate you! Why do you keep saying that?”

He threw up his hands in exasperation. “You bloody well act like it! And I suppose I’ve only got myself to blame, because I was a right arse when I spilled my tea all over you, but you looked so _horrified_ to see me the next day, and I just--I knew I’d blown any chance I ever might have had with you!”

“A chance for _what_?”

 _Shite._ Fitz threw his hands up again, shaking his head, but this time it was in hopelessness. He might as well just come out and say it, full disclosure; he had nothing to lose, didn’t he? “Us,” he said, misery leeching into his voice. “Me and you. Colleagues, friends, more--more than that…anything.”

Jemma had gone very still. “What are you saying?”

Fitz sighed and hung his head. She was going to make him spell it out? Fine. “I really like you, Jemma. I--I fancy the hell out of you. Ever since I first saw you. You’re beautiful, brilliant, far smarter than me, and just--amazing. You’re amazing. And I blew it.”

It was a moment before she spoke, but when she did, Jemma’s voice was quiet. “You fancy me?”

He looked off to the side, nodding. “Yeah?”

When she didn’t speak again, Fitz looked back at her, and that was when he realized just how close Jemma was. They’d both kept moving forward as they’d bickered, and now they were standing nearly toe-to-toe. She was looking up at him with an unreadable look on her face, her eyes wide in the light coming from the kitchen. He’d never been this close to her before, and suddenly he was extremely aware of her proximity, of how little clothing they both had on, how her mouth was scant inches from his. Swallowing, he took a step back as his face flushed. “Um--”

Jemma silenced anything he might have said by decisively reaching up to pull his face down to hers and kissing him soundly.

Fitz froze in shock, surprise sounding in the back of his throat, but when she only kissed him harder, one of her hands sliding back to tangle in his hair, it turned into a groan of desire. His arms went around her back, pulling her closer, and she wrapped an arm around his neck before tilting her head to slant his mouth open with hers, kissing him deeper. He could hardly believe it. A moment ago they’d been shouting at one another, completely at odds, and now Jemma was kissing him like he was the last man on Earth, with a fiery sort of passion that he never would have expected from her. Despite the fact that a long-held dream was coming true, he needed answers.

“Jemma,” he gasped in between kisses, “what--?”

She ran both her hands down to fist in his shirt, pulling him with her as she walked backwards. “I do watch you at work,” she breathed, then paused to kiss him again, her tongue swiping over his bottom lip. He bit back another groan. “But not the way you thought.” Another kiss. “I--I see the way you get on with Donnie and Callie, and I wished--” Yet another kiss. “I wished you were like that with me.” They stopped moving when she bumped up against the wall, and she leaned up to press feverish kisses along his jaw. “Because _you’re_ brilliant, I can tell, and I always wondered what it was I did to make you hate me.” She silenced his noise of protest by leaning back and pressing her forehead against his. “So if you fancy me even half as much as I fancy you, just--shut up and kiss me. _Please_.”

Well, he wasn’t going to make her tell him twice. He braced one hand against the wall and wrapped his other arm low around her waist, holding her as she went up on the balls of her feet to press the entire length of her body against his. Fitz lost himself in her, drowning in the feel of her mouth hot and insistent against his, reveling in the way her hands dragged flat down his chest before running back up it beneath his shirt, his skin feeling superheated beneath her touch. He let himself get drunk off the taste of her kisses, and drew courage from the way she gasped and whimpered as he nipped and sucked a path down the column of her throat. He gave as good as he got, and the heat banking rapidly between them was almost too much to bear. If this was it--if this was his one shot with Jemma, his only chance--he wasn't going to let his usual anxieties get in the way. He was going to make sure it was good for the both of them.

He lost his shirt somewhere between the kisses and the sighs and the wandering hands, and Jemma did too. She wasn’t wearing a bra beneath her tank, and the miracle of her bare chest against his was better than any fantasy he’d ever entertained. However, it was only when she wrapped a leg around his hip, grinding against where he was painfully hard in his jeans, that he fully realized they had fallen down the slippery slope from heated snogging to something much more explicit.

“Jesus, Jemma,” he groaned, his voice low, and nipped sharply at where her neck met her shoulder. Her breath hitched, and he moved to soothe the sting with his tongue. Jemma rolled her hips into his again, and he choked off a moan in his throat.

“Fitz,” she panted, her breath warm on his ear. “I want you. Please.”

He felt a hot bolt of desire shoot straight to his gut, and pressed his forehead against her collarbone. “You sure?”

“Yes. _God_ yes.” She reached a hand up to grasp his jaw, lifting his head so she could kiss him, long and slow. “ _Please_.”

Fitz nodded against her lips, but it was another moment or two before Jemma stopped kissing him long enough to push gently at his shoulder, giving herself room to slip out from between him and the wall. Then she took his hand and tugged him down the hall toward her bedroom.

Once inside, she wasted no time in pushing him down onto the mattress, then climbed on top and straddled him, leaning down to kiss him hungrily. He drew his hands down her body, pausing to cup her breasts and stroke his thumbs across them--Jemma gasped and moaned into his mouth, sending white heat flashing through him--before letting one hand slide down to grip her hip. She knotted her fingers into his hair and tugged as she started grinding against him again, and he couldn’t stop himself from lifting his hips to meet hers. Just when they reached fever pitch, when Fitz thought he might be a threat to come in his jeans, Jemma pushed away from him and scrabbled backwards off the bed.

“Pants off,” she demanded breathlessly, already shimmying out of her sleep shorts and knickers.

Fitz let himself stare at her as he sat up to fumble at the button and zip on his jeans, let himself adore her with his eyes. Jemma was beautiful in every possible way, especially so with her face flushed with desire and her eyes dark with need. As soon as he tossed his jeans and boxer briefs to the floor, she reached into the drawer of her bedside table and pulled out a condom, immediately tearing open the foil wrapper. She pushed him back onto the bed, more gently this time, and moved to straddle him again. He squeezed his eyes shut as she kissed a trail down his body, then hissed through his teeth with pleasure when he felt her take him in hand, slowly rolling the condom on. Then he held his breath as she leaned over him and used one hand to guide him inside her, sinking down onto him until he filled her completely.

He blinked open wide eyes at the ceiling, exhaling as he felt her adjusting to him. “Christ.” A shudder ran through him. “You feel amazing.”

Jemma’s mouth was hanging slightly open, her fingers kneading into his shoulders. “You...oh god.” Then she leaned down and kissed him thoroughly before starting to rock against him.

It didn’t take them long to find a rhythm that had them both moaning and panting, falling into perfect sync with each other. Fitz forced himself to keep his eyes open, wanting to drink in the fairly mind-blowing sight of Jemma riding him, her face pulled taut with pleasure. A far-off corner of his mind wondered if the alcohol they’d consumed earlier had anything to do with this--loosened their inhibitions, made them bolder--but he couldn’t bring himself to care. He was having quick, hot, messy sex with Jemma Simmons and it was really damn good.

When he felt her pace begin to falter, he reached up to pull at her shoulder, bringing her face down to his. “Let me,” he murmured, pressing quick kisses across her forehead and cheeks. “I’ve got you.”

Then he rolled them so he was on top, but before she could whine over the loss of contact he gripped her hip and pushed back inside of her, picking the pace back up. The way Jemma moaned and dug her nails into the skin of his back made his gut clench, and he breathed out harshly as he leaned down on one elbow, dipping his head to kiss her wherever he could reach--her neck, her cheek, her collarbone.

“Fitz,” Jemma whimpered, wrapping her legs around his waist. “I’m--I’m so close.”

“Come on,” he breathed, smoothing the hand at her hip down over her arse and onto her thigh, hitching it even higher. “I’ve got you. Come on.”

The new angle must have hit something perfect inside of her, because Jemma cried out sharply, her head tipping back against the pillow, and just a few thrusts later she seized up around him, crying out his name. The strength of it was enough to trigger his own orgasm, and he groaned through his own release, thrusting into her until he’d milked all the pleasure he could from it.

When he came back to himself, Jemma’s legs had gone slack around his waist, one foot falling back down to the mattress. He lifted his head to press a kiss against her temple and her forehead, then gently eased himself out of and away from her to go dispose of the condom.

Coming back on shaky legs, he walked around to the far side of the bed and flopped over onto the empty space next to Jemma, staring up at the ceiling again as he tried to catch his breath. Beside him, she looked to be doing much the same. After a few minutes of content silence, she spoke.

“Did that really just happen?”

Fitz nodded before he realized she wasn’t looking at him. “Yeah. It did.” Then fear suddenly tore at his heart; was she regretting now what they’d done? “Is--is that a good thing?”

He felt her hand seek out his own, twining their fingers together and giving a squeeze. “Yes,” she replied, and she sounded almost shy. Then she rolled to face him, bringing their joined hands up between them. “If you’d like it to be.”

Fitz turned his face to look at her. Hers was alight with hope and, dare he think it, happiness. It made his heart swell unexpectedly in his chest. “I’d like,” he said. “Very much.” Then he leaned in to kiss her knuckles. There was really no point in hiding how smitten he was now.

The smile Jemma gave him was beatific. “Good,” she said quietly, then moved to pull the blankets up over them before snuggling into his side, letting him wrap an arm around her shoulders. “Are you going to properly look at me and speak to me at work on Monday?”

“Depends. Are you going to break your five-foot-radius rule?”

He felt her smile again against his shoulder. “Yes. Definitely.”

That settled things, then. “Then yes. I will.”

Jemma rested a hand against his chest, her fingertips tracing light patterns on his skin. “Yeah?”

He turned his head to press a kiss to her hairline, marveling that he could do that now. “Yeah.”

And thus, Fitz’s evening went from being his worst outing as a wingman to undoubtedly the best.


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